How Are a Young Person's First Job Choices Affected by the Occupations

question 50

Multiple Choice

How are a young person's first job choices affected by the occupations of his or her parents?

• A) Virtually all young adults go into the same professions as their parents.
• B) Most young adults choose jobs at the same social class level, with the same values, as their parents' jobs.
• C) The majority of young adults rebel against their parents by choosing jobs in totally different fields.
• D) There is no connection at all between parents' occupations and offspring occupations.

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Definitions:

Sex Hormones

Sex hormones are chemicals produced by the body that regulate the development and functioning of reproductive organs and secondary sexual characteristics.

Scent

The particular smell of an object, substance, or area, often processed and recognized by the olfactory system.

Olfactory Receptors

specialized nerve cells responsible for the sense of smell, located in the nasal cavity.

Odorant

Odorant refers to any substance capable of eliciting an olfactory response, meaning it has a smell that can be detected by the sensory receptors in the nose.